Which of the following lists the four statuses under Continuation Training Phase 2?

• A. Basic Aircraft Qualified (BAQ); Mission Ready (MR); Combat Mission Ready (CMR); Basic Mission Capable
• B. IQT; MQT; CMR; Basic Mission Capable
• C. BAQ; MR; CMR; Basic Mission Ready
• D. BAQ; MR; CMR; Basic Mission Capable

Answer: (A)

The four statuses reflect a progression of aircrew readiness specifically used in Continuation Training Phase 2. Basic Aircraft Qualified means you’ve earned the initial qualification to fly the aircraft and operate in a basic manner after initial training. Mission Ready indicates you can perform standard missions and handle typical tasks with the aircraft in normal operations. Combat Mission Ready signals you’re cleared to execute combat missions, including applying weapons and tactics in a contested environment. Basic Mission Capable represents a foundational level where you can perform basic mission tasks but with limitations compared to full MR.

This set—BAQ, MR, CMR, and Basic Mission Capable—is the standard Phase 2 roster, which is why it’s the best answer. Other options mix in initial-qualification terms (like IQT or MQT) or use Basic Mission Ready instead of Basic Mission Capable, which aren’t the Phase 2 statuses.